Examples of 'been de' in a sentence
Meaning of "been de"
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Coloured families have been de nied welfare benefits.
Seven classes of insured persons have been de fined.
Different goals have been de ned for these areas.
The extractor hood has been de.
Have already been de facto independent rulers.
Even my death would have been de trop.
The game has been de facto over for so long.
Critical regions will have been de fined.
Action programmes have been de veloped to promote equal opportu nities in a variety of fields.
The ban has always been de facto.
Thailand has been de facto opium-free for several years.
Thus journalistic defamation has been de facto decriminalised.
In recent years, the population of honey bees has been de.
The constitution has been de facto repealed.
The North West company included many men who had been de bois.
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So in reality drugs have been de facto decriminalized.
Over time, several approaches have been de.
The territories have been de facto annexed.
There had been de Feypo 's holding the title of Baron for five generations.
River co hydroel everyw created put into been de pass wi fauna.
In particular, propiska has been de facto maintained in its original form in Baku.
I would just like to tell you what has been de leted.
Swedish opinion has also been de veloping in a positive direction.
Each detail has been de.
Such an approach has been de rigueur in Germany of late.
Israel is the only country in the world where torture has been de facto legalized.
The two institutions had long been de facto sister schools, and interacted socially.
According to Gould, this man may well have been de Torres.
New plasma diagnostic methods have been de veloped in support of these studies.
Work is over, and the field has been de.
These could Have all been de cided here yesterday.
A Counter-Terrorism unit has been de.
Holidays in Rio de Janeiro have always been de rigeur for the international jet setter.
Dards, recognition and certification of competences, which has not yet been de.
Any precise definition of this term has been de liberately avoided.
Many states had been de facto independent kingdoms long before 907.
Paper forms for each type of declaration have been de veloped by Eurostat.
First of all, students have been de facto recognised a right to strike since the 1960s.
The new Objective 2 areas have not been de fined as yet.
The TELSCAN online DATABASE has been de signed to be as flexible as possible.
Solid fuels the vision for 2010 and beyond had not been de veloped.
That 's how what had been de jure became de facto.
A product called ' Silitir MMP ' coming from Austria had been de clared as ' silicon soil '.
Twenty four districts have been de fined in Campania and 13 in Basilicata.
The new draft eliminates the death penalty, which has been de facto abolished since 1984.
The following tool accessories have been de signed to function with the RP 340 Press Tools.
As far as I know, Flack 's been de rigueur.
That had also been De Boer 's advice.
Thus, death penalty has been de facto abolished.
He could have been De Niro 's assistant.
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De jure or de facto inability to perform functions as arbitrator
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